Taiwan is an important strategic ally of the United States. China has been watching us and listening to our leadership. So, let’s put ourselves in China’s shoes. Let’s talk about China’s response to America’s drone program called Replicator. The idea of the Replicator drone program is that the US will flood Taiwan and the Taiwan ... Read more
Regular readers caught the post yesterday about the heat in New England and how – it’s been hotter, but it is still hot. If you have a pool, you’re in it, and if you happen to be living or vacationing on a beach, that water is a much sought-after relief, unless you’re in Nantucket. Debris ... Read more
On June 13th, the SCOTUS published its opinion in FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (2024), in which it unanimously ruled that the plaintiffs lacked standing and therefore could not even legally sue the FDA. This decision reversed a ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, which we touched on in a 2023 article.
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TRUMP SHOT BY ASSASSIN!! Survives bullet to the head?!?! Incompetence or worse on the part of those in charge of security; was the shooter a patsy? Was this a high-level conspiracy? Was there an element of trying to humiliate Biden in allowing this lapse in security? Why is Trump speaking in terms of “unity”? the choice of Vance for VP; Is Vance impeachment insurance? The dismissal of the Smith case against Trump as violating the appointments clause; carrying and owning guns under the age 21; should there be a single age for adulthood? Biden going after SCOTUS and trying to circumvent the constitution; are term limits a good idea for Justices? Menendez conviction;
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Manhattan prosecutors agreed on July 2 to delay the sentencing of Donald Trump for his conviction in New York on 34 felony counts relating to allegedly fraudulent characterizations of hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Pending consideration by trial judge Juan M. Merchan of briefs and oral arguments by both sides, the scheduled July 11 ... Read more
All countries seek and require stability so that the people gain a sense of reliance in knowing that laws will be enforced and order preserved. This essential of society was addressed when our Forefathers met to revise the Articles of Confederation. Since then, our Constitution has become the subject of revision and interpretation by those ... Read more
Just this past May, the Vermont legislature passed Act 122 (S.259), the Climate Superfund Bill also known as “Make Big Oil Pay!” The idea behind it is that Vermont taxpayers will blow $600,000 hiring a bunch of consultants and bureaucrats to manufacture a sciencey-looking, totally serious – no really — accounting of the damage done ... Read more
After the Secret Service fiasco, we all witnessed over the weekend, many people are questioning the women in the Secret Service and the ones running the organization. This may be a good time for us all to ask the question, does DEI set women up to fail? DEI has become an important component of the ... Read more
In the fast-paced realm of commercial kitchens and businesses, the reliability of refrigeration systems is paramount. Commercial refrigerators are crucial for food storage and preservation, ensuring perishable goods remain fresh and safe for consumption. However, even the most robust refrigeration units can encounter issues that demand prompt attention and expertise in commercial refrigerator repair. Common ... Read more
Motorcycle accidents can be very serious, causing bad injuries and big money problems. After an accident, it can be really hard to handle everything, especially with insurance and legal stuff. This is where a personal injury lawyer can help a lot. They know what to do and can guide you through the tough process. In ... Read more
They replay in my mind almost as often as on TV, and I feel the shock, horror, and outrage in only slightly diminishing intensities from the happening. That second in time, when Trump’s hand clasped at the right side of his head, and he dropped out of sight, I kept seeing it over and over. ... Read more
Many of us woke to the conspiracy theory-worthy news that someone bet big against the future of Donald Trump ‘days’ before some kid tried to blow his head off. My natural reaction was that this was way too obvious a move but not beyond the pale, so I looked for more details. So, on July ... Read more
It appears that the only regret that Manchester-Dem (Woke-Communist) State Rep Alissandra Murray has about the failed assassination-attempt is that it failed. Her X (twitter) does not even contain the de rigueur (and in many cases likely insincere) rejection of political violence that other Woke-Communists felt obliged to post. Instead, she claims that she has ... Read more
They warned us that climate chaos (climate change?) was going to affect US air quality and if we can trust Government data (something that seems harder and harder to do lately). Emphasis mine, reformatted: Even as our economy got better – WAY better: So lots more money and way less pollutants:
On July 13th, President Trump was shot by an assassin, with a bullet taking a chunk out of his right ear. According to video evidence and eyewitnesses, the Secret Service snipers only learned about the shooter around three minutes before he fired his first shot. Within a few seconds of Trump being hit, the SS snipers fatally shot the assassin. The killing of a man armed with an AR-15 lying on a roof around 130 yards away was an impressive feat, earning praise for the brave agents from all over the world.
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God may not be a Republican, but he certainly has put his hand on the 2024 election. The fact that the former President is still walking on earth is evidence of Divine intervention. The fact that 15,000 Trump fans did not run for cover when shots rang out in Pennsylvania is proof that a Higher ... Read more
We’ve had a hot streak in my corner of the world. High eighty or low ninety-degree days in succession are always a blast (of heat). Thankfully, the nights have been in the low seventies, which is cool enough to afford sleeping with a fan in the window. I’m fine with any number of hot days ... Read more
While bombing along Route 124 in New Ipswich, I noticed a large number of 18×24 signs in people’s yards that didn’t seem political. They looked like advertisements for a local business, like when someone is having their house painted or promoting a special. The business of interest was the Silver Scone, which had unintentionally run ... Read more
Matty Wilhelm, the Leader of the New Hampshire House Democrats, tweeted a rejection of political violence after the failed assassination attempt on Trump. It strikes me as one of those things Communists say only because they feel that that they have to say it, but don’t mean. Matty Wilhelm implicitly denies any link between the ... Read more
It’s been a terribly boring week. Someone tried to kill Donald Trump; there was all the speculation around that, the security failures, the weird kid, Merrick Garland’s fingerprints on the shell casings (I made that up), and in the middle of it, we launched the new website (twice). The GOP Convention started, and JD Vance ... Read more
